In what circumstances has inherent executive power been invoked the most often?

In what circumstances has inherent executive power been invoked the most often?

A) In cases of foreign policy
B) During the process of initiating legislation
C) In cases of domestic policy
D) During budget negotiations
E) During legal proceedings

Question -2-

An example of an opposition-controlled Senate frustrating the president's nominations is

A) impeaching the nominee.
B) ending a filibuster.
C) calling an end to the session.
D) voting to reject a nominee for federal court.
E) voting to have the president withdraw the nominee.

Question -3-

When Teddy Roosevelt placed 46 million acres of public land into the National Forest system just before he signed a piece of legislation forbidding presidents from doing that, he was exercising

A) inherent executive power.
B) express executive power.
C) executive privilege.
D) the bully pulpit.
E) cloture.

Question -4-

In the first ten years following passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the percentage of black students in southern schools that included whites jumped from 2.3 to more than

A) 50. B) 75. C) 90. D) 25. E) 10.

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In what circumstances has inherent executive power been invoked the most often?

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